Roberto Gretter - Hexagonal Flower

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hrabbit
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Roberto Gretter - Hexagonal Flower

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Ok, so I can across this diagram by Roberto Gretter while looking for origami flowers I could make in a bouquet and I really like this modle but I am having a lot of trouble with steps 9 and on.

http://ditelo.itc.it/people/gretter/dia ... efiore.pdf

I think I kind of understand 9 and 10 (just need to work on angling it better) but once it gets to tucking it into the flap I just get completely lost because on my flower it basically makes it go flat and then it pops back out again... any help would be great ^^
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Hope this will help you :wink:

<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/sAAqX1KrLDs" width="425" height="350"></embed>
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I vaguely recall trying this model many years ago. I failed miserably. :lol:
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thanks for sharing!
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Post by hrabbit »

OMG OrigamiGianluca, thank you so much :D I am going to try it again later today and hopefully I won't get stuck again.
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It would be quite difficult to find another way to show the change from flat to tridimensional :)
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